The entertainment industry is also taking coronavirus seriously after starting to feel the effects of the pandemic.

More and more countries around the world are being affected, with China, Italy and some parts of Europe deciding to close down movie theaters. The BTS' concert scheduled in South Korea has also been cancelled in Seoul and some production companies have closed down indefinitely.

The production of the fourth season hit CW series "Riverdale" has been suspended after it was reported that one of their staff was discovered to have in contact with a coronavirus-infected patient.

In a statement that was sent to The Hollywood Reporter, Warner Bros. said that the team member is currently receiving medical attention as they work closely with the authorities and health agencies to identify and reach out to the people who may also have come into direct contact with their staff.

The Vancouver-filmed show is currently airing its fourth season and has already been renewed for a fifth season.

Grey's Anatomy

The long-running medical drama "Grey's Anatomy" has also shut down production due to concerns over the spread of the coronavirus. This is "to ensure the health and safety of the whole cast and crew."

They just recently finished production on episode 21 out of the 25 episodes for its 16th season.

Showrunner Krista Vernoff, along with the executive producers, informed the cast and crew about the hiatus.

In a letter sent to Deadline, the production is currently on hiatus for at least two weeks as they wait for how the coronavirus evolves.

Carnival Row

U.S. President Donald Trump banned flights heading into the US from Europe starting on Monday, so the production for the Amazon show "Carnival Row" which stars Orlando Bloom was shut down as well.

Bloom was filming in the Czech Republic when the government had put into effect a ban on all large events, including filming.

And because Bloom is returning to the U.S. from Prague, he will be heading straight into quarantine.

In an Instagram video he posted, Bloom told his followers: "It's farewell from us as we're going home to be quarantined. We're going home to the States. Big love everybody, stay safe out there."

The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon

The NBC show initially announced that they will be filming without an audience, but on March 12, they changed their plans.